Quotes About Watchful

Jesse said, "You know what we are, Tim? We're nighthawks. We're the ones who go out at night and guard everything so people can sleep in peace. We've got our eyes peeled; no one's going to slip anything past us.

Even as kids reach adolescence, they need more than ever for us to watch over them. Adolescence is not about letting go. It's about hanging on during a very bumpy ride.

He watch'd and wept he pray'd and felt for all.

For some reason, blame is often directed toward me. I have to be vigilant.

Watch and pray, lest ye enter into temptation.

Tell her next time to look where she's going.

Paddy, acting as security, loitered

I keep my eyes wide open all the time.

THE TALAMASCA We watch And we are always here.

We mean you no harm. We are scholars. We offer understanding. We offer shelter. We watch and we are always there.

But Willa knew what she meant. She had felt that way during her own childhood; she'd felt like a watchful, wary adult housed in a little girl's body. And yet nowadays, paradoxically, it often seemed to her that from behind her adult face a child about eleven years old was still gazing out at the world.

You go ahead and enjoy yourselves. I'll keep an eye on her.

He's a fragile, girlish sort of a boy with eyes like watchful black jewels.

I'm always on my guard now.

I was very guarded.

The eyes of the Lord watch over those who do right; his ears are open to their cries for help. —Psalm 34:15

God's watch care is active—ready to spring to meet our needs at any time. — Jeanette Gardner Littleton —

Our Founders always wondered about how long it would last. The price of liberty is everlasting vigilance. You've got to be on your guard every minute or you will lose it.

The day will come When my body no longer exists But in the lines of this poem I will never let you be alone The day will come When my voice is no longer heard But within the words of this poem I will continue to watch over you The day will come When my dreams are no longer known But in the spaces found in the letters of this poem I will never tired of looking for you

she watched the children the way a snake might watch a cat.

She probably watches every move we make, anyway; it's probably part of what she agreed to." "Agreed to with whom, I wonder? Count Dracula?" "You think he lives in Hill House?" "I think he spends all his week ends here; I swear I saw bats in the woodwork

The house. It watches every move you make.

The star that bids the shepherd fold.

As ever in my great Taskmaster's eye.